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To investigate further, I suggest you use a build step "execute in a Windows batch command" instead of using the unity3d plugin to build the project.
This should rule out whether the plugin is buggy is not. If it doesn't work in the batch command run by jenkins, the the plugin is probably not the cause.
I suspect that when running the command in CMD, you connect to it through a remoting system, like VNC or remote desktop. Could it be that this provides a different environment for the program to run it, and make the -force-d3d9-ref flag work ?